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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1914

Page

8

For Sale Items in Cheyenne County Nebraska Patched Ads

Dust proof letter files for sale by The Telegraph small sectional maps of Cheyenne County for sale at five cents each. Subscriptions for all magazines will be taken at this office. For sale one hundred sixty acre farm improved in the best part of Cheyenne County inquire box 129 Sidney Neb. For sale six roomed house on a corner lot with fine shade and fruit trees close in inquire of Mrs A Lindberg.

Cheyenne County Telegraph Sidney Neb A. Lindberg

Well Brilling Prices Reasonable. Call On Us

Livoni and Son advertise a six room modern house with barn and garage for sale as a bargain in Sidney Nebraska inquiries directed to W A Reed. Also two Russian Wolf Hounds for sale via Leo E Osborn Tam agent for Apperson car noted as a Denver and Cheyenne race winner. Kindling wood offered by dray load at 40 cents per 100 pounds Horna Bays phone 23 supply limited. Found child’s coat near merry go round inquire at this office.

W. A. Reed Sidney Hornabay

Special Teachers' Examination notices and events in Nebraska

A county city and life subjects teachers examination occurs at Sidney court house on July 30 and 31 with a special reading circle on July 31. Edith M Stark, County Superintendent, Cheyenne County Nebraska. Ladies of the Catholic church host an exchange at Dedrich's on July 11 from 2 to 5. V F Kucera auctioneer offers hay on shares or cash on section 36 to 14, range 48, Sunol area. Five room house for rent, inquire by phone 79.

Court House Sidney V. F. Kucera Sunol Neb

For Rent Nice cool flats in Miles Building on Rose Street

Advertises rental units in a Miles Building on Rose Street with contact to W P Miles for inquiry.

Miles Rose Street W. P. Miles

To Rent Furnished Room by C. E. Couch

Modern 8 room house two lots on Lincoln Highway four blocks east of American Bank. Garage trees lawn walks. Light bath heat. Dr Warrick Hastings Specialist to meet eye ear nose throat patients and those needing glasses fitted at the Metropolitan Hotel Sidney Saturday July 25th.

Lincoln Highway American Bank C. E. Couch Warrick Hastings Metropolitan Hotel Sidney

Sidney Loan and Building Assoc annual meeting notice

The annual meeting of the Stock holders of the Sidney Loan and Building Association of Sidney Nebraska will be held at the office of The American Bank on Monday evening July 13 1914 at 730 o clock. ROBT A BARLOW Secy.

Sidney Loan and Building Association Sidney Nebraska The American Bank ROBT A. Barlow

Catholic Ladies Food Exchange Today at Sugar Shop

The Catholic Ladies hold a popular food exchange this afternoon starting at 2:30 in the Green Room of the Sugar Shop. Abundance of good food expected.

Special music at C E Sunday at Christian church

The Christian Endeavor group offers special music Sunday night as church activities continue to grow after reorganization. Mr. Gerrett departs Monday for Minatare to conduct singing for Evangelist C C Dobbs and will return for the next Lord's Day service.

Christian Endeavor Christian Church C. E Mr. Gerrett Minatare C. C. Dobbs

Cologne Civic Example Shows City Wide Modernity

Cologne guards its people with strict food controls including two modern slaughter houses and an effective system that prevents diseased meat. The city runs three municipal hospitals with 2,500 beds, a convalescent home, theaters, a college of music, a zoological garden, and a labor exchange with a no fee house agency. It has a strong school system, the University of Commerce founded in 1901 with a renowned library, and a municipal school system educating 73,000 children in 1912 at $1,755,000. Each school includes a gymnasium.

Cologne Iabor Exchange University of Commerce Germany

Cologne town planning cuts infant death rate sharply

Cologne has built a network of infant care facilities including two baby clinics and thirteen consulting centers, with municipal milk grants totaling 13 250 dollars last year. Foster and illegitimate children are examined up to age two, nurses visit homes, and sterilized milk bottles are distributed from 16 city depots. Public notices and films encourage use, contributing to a drop in infant mortality from 19.13 to 15.16 per 100 births in five years.

Cologne Germany

Maniac In Chalons Pulls Out His Own Teeth

An inmate at Chalons lunatic asylum in France believed his breath repelled prospective brides. He took a surgeon’s forceps, removed all his teeth alone, healing began swiftly though the act proved extremely painful, and he admitted the pain of the operation.

Chalons France

LOCAL AND PERSONAL NOTES OF NORTH PLATTE AREA

C E Higgins and family of Clara were in town Thursday. Henry Kayne of Potter shopped in the county seat Wednesday. Ed Ahrens bought a five pass eng er Reo car through Co C Jones agency. A daughter born Sunday July 5 to Mr and Mrs Carl Thiemann north divide. Edna Granneman new clerk in Hornaday store. Frank King and wife visited from Bridgeport for the 4th. Blanche Faber came from Kimball to teach music class. A L Jensen and baby of Big Springs spent the 4th with Mr and Mrs C M Bristol. David Huff and L Wasem returned from an outing at Denver. wives stayed longer. Elmer Walker of Columbus Neb returned home after a week with his sister Mrs D E Reider. Mrs Fuller entertained Dorcas society with luncheon. Frazey family went to Britt Chautauqua. praised program. Joe Hahler went to Denver with hogs. price seven and a quarter. he returned Thursday. Ladies Aid supper at M E church July 15 from 5 pm. public invited. Myrtle Lancaster and Lena Jessen on 4th and Sunday on homestead twenty-five miles southwest. F A Hand and Vera Hand and Mrs Kelly left for Denver for a few days. Rebeccahs ten cent lunch July 18 at Odd Fellows Hall 2:30 pm. public invited. Charles Green of Omaha, Armour buyer, visited aunt Mrs F G Griffith. L F Cunningham from northwest ranch said two good rains saved crop. grain doing fine. Mrs Ernest Stuht and baby returned from Dennison Iowa where Hink reunion. Otto stayed in Sidney. Mrs Wirt, wife of the trainmaster, operated on at North Platte hospital. condition favorable and convalescing.

Senator Kemp Visits Fuller ton in Governor Campaign

Senator J H Kemp of Fuller ton Nebraska spoke in the city on Monday as a Republican candidate for governor. Mrs C M Bristol slipped on a doorstep Thursday injuring both bones below her knee but the fractures were reduced and she stands in light pain. Mrs E C Banta of Sidney Mercantile Store vacations in Macon Missouri. Miss Ditmore, Mercantile milliner, returns home to Elizabeth Illinois.

J. H. Kemp Fullerton Nebraska E. C. Banta Sidney Mercantile Store Macon Missouri Ditmore Mercantile Elizabeth Ilinois

Newspaper men spend fourth in Sidney

Several newspaper men spent the fourth in Sidney. W. T. Shissler of the Chappell Register, Charles Stevens of the Potter Review and W. B. Cargill of the Kimball Observer were present in a big crowd, blending in with local folks.

Sidney W. T. Shissler The Chappell Register Charles Stevens Potter Review W. B. Cargill Kimball Observer

Jolly Dancing Club Meets at Ice Plant Hall

The Jolly Dancing Club met Thursday night to pursue pleasure and achieved its object. Ice Plant Hall served as their rendezvous and Bartholomew's orchestra provided excellent music.

Jolly Dancing Club Ice Plant Bartholomew

Neighborhood celebrations light up county with dances

W W Chowins hosted a Fischer neighborhood barn dance while Weyerts hosted a jovial gathering. The county enjoyed several neighborhood festivities though many residents were too tired to report details this week.

W. W Chowins Fischer Weyerts Tama

Mrs Scanlon sails to Ireland from New York with sister

Mrs Julia Scanlon left late last week joining her sister Mrs Davoren in Omaha. The pair traveled to New York and sailed on the first of July for Ireland. They plan to spend time at their childhood home in county Galway.

Julia Scanlon Davoren Omaha New York Ireland County Galway

Senator Bushee Visits Deschler Area for Fourth

Senator Bushee arrived by auto to spend the Fourth with acquaintances in Sidney. A strong Deschler delegation attended with many visitors from Deschler, including Mrs. Augusta Thiemann and son Carl Thiemann, Mrs. Ernest Hermann, and Mrs. Groshundt with her son on the Haiston place. Mr. and Mrs. John Harm completed their visit and returned to Deschler early in the week.

Bushee Sidney Deschler Nebraska Augusta Thiemann Ernest Hermann Carl Thiemann

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. McGuire Mr. O'Hare Mr. Brown Mr. Hop LEO E. Osborn Agency Web Livoni & Son Bentley Land Co Leo E. Osborn Tam Apperson Denver Cheyenne KR. M. Perkins Merry Go-Round Meise Loday School of Music Edith M. Stark 16Th St Cheyenne, Wyoming Ladies of the Catholic Church Dedrich Food Exchange McClure Syndicate Sam Fine Sidney, Nebraska C. E. Higgins Clara Henry Kayne Potter Ed Ahrens Co. C. Jones North Divide Edna Granneman Hornaday Store Frank King Bridgeport Blanche Faber Kimball A. L. Jensen Big Springs C. M. Bristol David Huff L. Wasem Elmer Walker Columbus Mrs. Fuller Dorcas Society Joe Hahler Mr. Hahler Ladies Aid M. E Myrtle Lancaster Lena Jessen Here F. A. Hand Vera Charles Green Armour Packing Company F. G. Griffith L. F. Cunningham Ernest Stuht Baby Dennison Iowa Hink Otto Jos. A. Wolf Mid-West the Select School Hastings Business College Hastings, Nebr F. L. Groom Pres W. L. Reniok Hastings Equity Brewer Garage Dalton Geo. K. Jorgenson Sidney, Neb Chamberlain
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